The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-05
CHICAGO AGAIN DEFEATED.
indianapolis Wins Its Second Game
from Captain Anson's Champions.
Detroit and New York Barely Save Them
selves, While Boston Is Whitewashed-
Result of Association Games-Notes.

About two thousand people yesterday saw the
home club defeat the Chcagos for the second
time this week 1t the kind of game that
oleases the spectator-plenty Of hard hitting,
Iharp fielding and rapid base-running-and. on
he part of Indians polis, almost errorless. Ow-
ng to the absence of Umpire Doescher ex-man-
lger Burnham, on the strength of instructions
rom Secretary Young, chosen to fill his po-
Ition His decisions in the first few innings
seemed to favor the local players, but after that
there tendency to kick by either side. al
though he equally both
pitchers Healy extremely wild in his de-
livery, giving nine men bases on balls, and
had it not been for the superb work of Arundel
behind the bat his credit of wild pitches would
have required two figures to express it. Nc
Geachy played a great fielding game, making
three long running catches of difficult files
Cahil, Seery and Glasscock also did some
pretty work. Healy made the only error OF the
game by a wild throw to second base, on which
Chicago scored one Of its ruEs. However, he
redeemed himself few minutes later by max
ing a sharp stop of hot lire hit.
The run-getting for Indianapolis commenced
in the first inning, after Seery had gone out a
high fly to Sullivan. Glasscock got his base on
balls, stole second and was brought home
Denny's two-base hit, making earned run
Schomberg then made good base hit, bringing
Denny in. McGeachy went out a foul fly,
and Bassete hit the ball for three bases, sending
Shomberg nome, and scoring himself on Cahilrs
single. Cahll also scored error by Sun
day. Arundel made twobase hit, Healey got
to first on fielding error by Burns. and stole
second, but Seery retired the side with short
hit to second. Three of the five runs in this in
ming earned. The second inning was a
blank. The third Melted one run. After
Arundel and HeaIey had struck out Seery
took his base on balls Glasscock hit for a sin
gle, and Denny brought Seery home on his ter
rifle twoDase drive to center field, on which
Glasscock also tried to score, but was called out
at the home plate. Another run was made In
the fourth inning base hit by McGeachy,
his steal to second. and d good hit by CahilL
The fifth, sixth and seventh innings were passed
without adding to the score; but the eighth end
ed with two more runs TO their credit. After
Glasscock had gone out p fl Y, to Sunday, Den
ny made a two base hit, and scored a minute
later on Darling's overthrow to first base while
trying put out Shomberg. During the field
ers vain effort to corral the ball, Sbomberg
reached third and came home on McGeachy's
long foul fly to left field. This ended the
getting for the home team.
Chicago started out in the first inning as If
they wished to duplicate the work of Indianapo
lis. but made only one run. After Sunday had
fouled out to Shomburg, Ryan got his base on
balls stole second and third and came homo
Ans6n's two-base hit Sullivan. in the mean
time, going out on nlt 10 Olasscock ana fIeHer
retiring a short hit TO Healy. In the second
and third innings they failed to tally The fourth
opened with Pfeffers three-base hit to right field,
Williamson going out at first short hit,
which Pfefer scored. A singular home run
was made at this stage of the game. Burns
struck the bail for what really single-base
hit, but it went bounding ami jumping past the
pitcher, over the felders heads and away in the
center-ield corner, giving the runner plenty of
time to reach home. Darling then secured first
on balls, stole second and came in on Pyle's
RYAN Sullivan
All three runs in this inning were earned The
next three innings were blanks. One
made in the eighth by Pfeffer, who got his first
being hit by the pitcher, stole second and
came home Heays wild throw to second.
The ninth inning failed to help them out of their
hole. Following is the